This is the second time Obama has called a woman "sweetie" on the trail. The first time, it was a factory worker in Pa. This time, it was a reporter in West Virginia. Earth to Obama, that's not going to score you any points with Hillary voters, a.k.a the ones you will need in the fall. Read more here, and watch the reporter's reaction below.
I was browsing the LA Times the other day, and came across this story about Hillary Clinton and the women who support her. We talk all the time about the new voters Barack Obama has brought in, but an underreported story is the new voters Clinton has brought in, many of whom are women. The historic nature of this election and the droves of passionate supporters have electrified the Democratic Party. But as this nomination fight comes to a close, the bittersweet reality that only one candidate can...
All this talk of Hillary today reminds me of an op-ed in last week's New York Times that one of my friends passed along to me - one by Gloria Steinem. If you haven't read it yet, take this opportunity to do so. While we're busy throwing around terms like the "race" and "gender card," it's important that we stop to think about what they really mean.
Women Are Never Front-RunnersCorrection Appended
THE woman in question became a lawyer after some years...
2007 is beginning to look a lot like 1977. At least that’s what you’d think if you logged into Facebook this morning and were presented with a poll asking if a woman can be as effective a president as a man.
Out of the 69,388 people who clicked and answered by midday, 21 percent said, “No, a woman cannot be as effective as a man.”
Don’t tell MoDo.
Besides stating the obvious – that these kids have been Facebooking during history class and missed that lesson on Margaret Thatcher – this...
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